Billboard Women in Music 2025 Val Kilmer, who played Bruce Wayne in “Batman Forever,” channeled Jim Morrison in Oliver Stone‘s “The Doors” and starred as a tubercular Doc Holliday in “Tombstone,” died Tuesday in Los Angeles. His daughter Mercedes told The New York Times the cause was pneumonia. He was 65. He had been battling […]
Billboard Women in Music 2025 Tributes have poured in for Val Kilmer. The actor who played Bruce Wayne in “Batman Forever,” and channeled as Jim Morrison in Oliver Stone‘s “The Doors” and starred in several other 1980s favorites, has died, The New York Times has confirmed. He was 65. He had been battling throat cancer for several years.
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Though they didn’t make an appearance at Sun ‘n Fun, Tecnam’s Special Missions P2012 variant and STOL editions were announced. The two aircraft’s missions are significantly different, illustrating the inherent versatility of the light piston twin. British Columbia, Canada-born Sven Lincke, now a Tecnam sales representative based in Anchorage, Alaska, explained to AVweb at Sun
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SAS Scandinavian Airlines has announced its biggest summer expansion to date, adding 28 new routes across 17 countries and increasing capacity to 23 million seats—2.2 million more than last year. The expansion strengthens Copenhagen Airport’s role as a global hub, offering new routes to cities like Madrid, Budapest, Krakow, Nuuk, and Lyon, alongside expanded domestic
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At a time of heightened geopolitical tensions between Russia and Ukraine, intensified by strategic dynamics involving the US, Nato and Russia over Europe’s security, nuclear weapons are back on the agenda. In recent times, Russia has openly threatened to use nuclear weapons. The UK and France are considering ways to rapidly increase their nuclear weapons
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Anger over the Trump Administration’s tariffs and rhetoric will likely cause international travel to the U.S. to fall even further than expected this year, an influential travel forecasting company said Tuesday. Tourism Economics said it expects the number of people arriving in the U.S. from abroad to decline by 9.4% this year. That’s almost twice
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Billboard Women in Music 2025 Leonardo DiCaprio hit CinemaCon on Tuesday to debut a new look at Paul Thomas Anderson‘s “One Battle After Another,” an $130 million adaptation of a Thomas Pynchon novel that’s one of those big, bold bets that studios rarely make anymore. It’s the first time DiCapro and Anderson have ever collaborated
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Billboard Women in Music 2025 It’s lights out and away we go at CinemaCon, where director Joseph Kosinski and producer Jerry Bruckheimer took the stage at Caesars Palace to talk up the upcoming racing drama “F1,” starring Brad Pitt. “We believe this is going to be the cinematic event of the summer,” Kosinski and Bruckheimer
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Sun ‘n Fun in Lakeland, Florida is usually the place to see new avionics and Garmin was at the show this year with a new integrated CO detector, a built-in audio panel enablement feature for it’s GTR comm radio and a new application for the G3000 Prime integrated flight deck. Aviation Consumer Editor in Chief
Boom Supersonic CEO and Founder, Blake Scholl has claimed that China has “entered the race” as plans for a COMAC supersonic jet emerged. On March 29, 2025, the South China Morning Post reported that pubished documents suggested that the Chinese state-owned aerospace firm COMAC, was moving forward with plans for commercial supersonic flight with the
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